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I am still working hard in the studio. Today I spent the day pricing and packing for the show this weekend at the Tides Inn in Irvington, Va. Everyone tells me how gorgeous it is, and I can't wait to get there.
I have a bunch of new hands ready to go, plus my new line of jewelry, which I've been working on for some time.
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These are my Relic Babies. They were excavated from the site of an old European doll factory that operated from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. I think they are just hauntingly beautiful. Here's a look at what I did with them:
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4 comments:
Hope you had good luck with your show this weekend! Incorporating the dolls in your jewelry is beautiful, indeed!
Your table looked beautiful!
I love the collaged hands. The doll necklaces look fun too.
These little necklaces are fabulous and they will be selling very quickly, I am sure!!
Love them!!
Elizabeth
I have one of those hands, I got it from Judy Gula at Artistic Artifacts. I also have a few body parts from the demolished German doll factories that I use in my art. I can really relate to your art.
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